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ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE \
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.1! Aititi AG K
W »SAT A C H A S G E .
JTIu üîlftfclü poll'. ( f o u n t s * i g i u t l .
Four years ago the Democratic party
MONDAY MORNING, MAY is. 1 H 6 S.
was. viewed with respect to organiza
tion, a . pigmy 10 I oik eouuty.
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1802 Dr. Si es appointed the delegates
V im :
DEM OCRATIC
a o j iix a t io a s .
to attend the Stale Convention amid the
jeers of the spectators. It was thought
ridiculous, to attempt to mniutain the
organ s itiou.
«i
pie that the day would come when cv*
y o n n E PR F '*1:0 ta riv i: t o r o s o h e s s .
j
. s. ma
The doctor told the peo.
li.
it
ry man of decent self-respect would have
reason to boast that he had been a Dem-
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y OR PRESIDENTIAL E LECTORS.
P. F. C 1 ÍADWH K. «>f Douglaa County.
oerat during the reign o f turbulence aud
disquietude occasioned by a false senti.
ment and a spirit o f ostracism and pro-
JOHN BURNETT. of Bouton County.
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, . . ,
. ,
JAS. II. SLATER, of U nion County.
,
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1-y a PeoP e Lenz»cd m ith a madnessboi-
dering on desperation. That day has
District Nomination«.
arrived. Point us to the man who has
FIRST J m i r i Al. IHSTlìUT.
stood out against the fanaticism which
For Prosecuting Attorney— \N. O. T’V ATLT.
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, . . .
swept over ,the country and obtained
2 r* nisTiucT.
during 1<%2 —»3 and 4 , who is cot to-
F<-r Juilge— L. F. MOSHER.
day justly proud of the status he occu-
Prosecuting Attorney— R. S. SIRAHAN.
]ties in society as guaged by the verdict
Sit nisTuirT,
c a s e ,
t h e
m a n n e r ,
d a t i n g ,
b r e v i t y
o n
t e n d
t h e
o f
w o r d s , a n d
p a r t
o f t h e
t o
c r e a t e
l e v i t y
p e r s o n
t h e
l o v e s ,
o f
o ffi. l e d
i m p r e s s i o n
(sty ot its strength, stands to.day a tlisit he considers it a little episade in
For Judge— W. F. TR 131 BLE.
power in the laud— respected for its the pleasures of tiic occasion, rather
For PruSVuting Attorney—J. H. REKD.
adhesion to principle in times of social than the ratification of the m<>ft solemn
,
i .c
-
... i and important contract of life,
disorder, and the presistency with
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¿TII DISTRICT.
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It is sometimes said that the service
For Prosecuting Attorney— W . B. LASM ELL. which it maintained its integrity under , itself is ot little significance, that the
difficulties. , Tha Democracy o f Polk future o f the parties to the contract
county boasts in i.s ranks, some of the will depend on the spirit and purposes
with which they enter into it. While
Polk County Nominations.
truest, noblest and best men in the
there is force in this, it is nevertheless
. . . . . . . .
. r
State. W c constitute to*day an actual
For t 'runti/ Clerk.
J. I. THOMPSON.
For Sheriff,
J. W. SMITH.
For Treasurer,
IL M. MAY.
For Conntif Commissioners,
E. C. DICK.
R. T a TOM.
For A-serf nr,
H DAVIS.
Sitool Superintendent,
31 . CANTERBERRY.
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For Coroner,
C. I). E.MBREE.
n o
i,
a l l e g e d
.
,
afford
r m d i c t i v e n e s ,
,
us as a
a g a i n s t
.
p a r t y .
1
he magnanimous.
t o
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S
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r
f o r a
t h
w r o n g s ,
t m i l i f y l l y
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n
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g
Ftnte SiiTiator. CiiAiti.r.s L akoi . i . ktt : Repre
se’ taiives. .I. A. AccLr.iiAm, A W. i.vc.is, r a d g . h a d t h e o f
r,,i
J. C. W oods : County Clerk, J. \V. S iikli . kv : c o u n t i • o a .
l h e
Sheriff,J. W. C rawford : I'oiaunissiouers, J.
W. A lien . A. S tkvf . n »; Treasurer, R. S. l i c a n E l e c t i o n
C rtx T ai . : Aset'ss'-r. N. A. N"K."r.:i !, ; School
w i t h
Superint udent, B. Rons; Surveyor, — iiv.i. » ‘ . r a t e d
nkk ; Coroner, Z. D avis .
! county o f f i c i a l s
ii
U
m a v
Reputili -an County Nominations.
i i
i
o f “ n n eye for a n eye aud a t o o
tooth/’ b u t will rather forgive
For Sorretfor,
S. T. BURCH.
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a a l t
t o
t a l k
h
.—
T
w o
ago
y e a r s
f i c e s i n
B a k e r a n d
• . i
*
a p p o i n t e d o n l y
y
J u d g e * .
f o r
s u c h
s a i d
a b o u t
a
t h a t
W h e n
U n i o n
i
r e p u b
r c t n o n -
p a r t i a l i t y ,
it
w
D e m o c r a t
: i
t h e
h
t h e
an
b e i n g
i n
a l-
M r . Il (IR a c k F. S 3 TITH, a good and i ijwud tu -it on an election I h .«r i. ’ 1 'lie
.
responsible man, residing at l)iai*. and ¡ gam* i- made— Democratically— now
who newtr roted a Democratic ticket in ! jn „H the northern
counties, and the
his life h?» unimproved farm to beton j repubs, are clamorous for a seat on the
J o Smt»h** •lection.
A nyone desiring j election board.
W h at must the peo
• good for« now base chance to get it j ply think of such rascals?
chtap by «taking an equivalent if l e !
B en B u t l e r lias sued a Democrat
has aey eontìdeiio# in the ability of hiâ i for damages for saying that he stole
parly lo vloci Logaa.
There are but ¡ spoons.
few who bava Much oouddeuce.
i n
a m o m e n t
H e r
p e n t - u p
w h o l e
f i r e s
s h e
is
a
f o r m
d i l u t e s w i t h
h e r
a f f e c t i o n s ,
o f
This Democrat has employed
T h a t’s j *• Brick Pomeroy ” to plead his ua-e.—
what1« lb« waiter. Mr. Sm ith’s proposi j This settlos the question,
if
Brick
tioo will go b a g g in g — the repubs want
Pomeroy don't make it plain that the
t h e
r a d i c a l p a r t y
* « a n d .
vv.; w i l l
g i v e
is a
p a r t y
t l ¡ d u v e s
il;¡en
u p .
S m u r i a il 1« 11 1« k a :>.— 'i he radi
caia iu Naw Orlaaus raise a utake hy
I t r i b u t e
tj >fj o J
0 * , . r v
t o
t h e p e r m a n e n c e , o r
th ( J n i a r r i ; l i r o ^ „ r r a e t .
o t h e r r e a s o n
| t o i m r r r w , d«»
i t i n t a r e l » t i o n t o
.
i t y m a n y
y e a r s ,
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w
J
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.
e n t e r e d
i n t o b y
..
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f o r m
o f
w e i g h t y
a d v a n c e d
a
struggling to get force; her heart be.
comes firm, and .-die is guided for the
P H Y S IC IA N . & SU RGEON . —
work assigned her r not a murmur efc.
capes her lips ; place her by the side
E O L A , OREGON.
of the dying and the dead and ske is
Special attention given to Obstetrics and
the amc Godlike being. When the disensts of women.
_ing and strong
I fearful pestilence is raging,
! men tremble before the sweep ot its in J « w , s t i e : : j e w e l e r ,
State Street, Salem, Oregon,
; visible power, she grows stronger in her
s
the
p la c e to g o and get y o u r wutelie.«.
I
j purposes of mercy, and with untlinch-
.
r e a l i z e .
A n d . i f
s h o u l d
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f a i l
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a
h a l f d . ' - . z e . n
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e n d u r e i n a i l p r o h a i o t . i
jp i-f a f i o e t
more t
]l 0 |c f u t u r e , s h o u l d
.
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p a r r i e s
w i t h
,
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a n d
w e l c o n s i d e
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' u e r a t i c
S e n a t o r s
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i 1 m i g h t h a v e l a s t e
d
> w o r d s .
p ’o r t h e b e n i f i t o f M e t h o d i - t m
t u s t e r - ,
1
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s u e !
« s p e e i a l l y .
c a l l e d
j
1 c«ni tains a form
o c c a s i o n s , t h e d i s c
i . n c . e . n s e d
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A r i,M k s a n d j e w e l r >
r e p a i r e d in g o o d s t i l e
I i w n r n u i t all m y w o r k f o r o n e y e a r ;
if it is
n o t r i g h t , I m a k e ii r i g h t .
K K M F. M B E It
I N
N .
e s t
l
m t e u
a s
s t a t e d
a
b o d y ,
w i t h
¡ l i n s lu t t e
a n d
e o n n n n s n i t n r i i i a t K i i i . t tí»
w h e i i i e r n i » rr.**«l o r sin g /»-,
F U L E I » v n i .i i i u n r e c e i p t f u
Mx CfUts in postage staiajis for return pos
a-e.
! .../-*?- Cmisnitation— n.v /ettcr <.r otherwise
; vRLL. i’cruianvut i.-urc guiii'autecil or no
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i A.hlress,
W. K. DOHERTY M. I>.
• •ell 1 IS.,, tl
Sali f iuiic Í m - u , Cal
r—«rwwnmrTw i n un i ■■ jmbi n—a— !■
Noflce ot 1-iiial Scttlemcnt.
1 n thè Comity Court of INilk ('.mn
u - .
o n
m
m ,
Be uj. Syron, A dmin i-trafor o f said
estate, liaving liìed bis „cconnt in >ai(.
Guai t, pr.iying a linai settlenieirl o f tlu
s a m e ,
i l l ndore nuti< e is heie'iy given
t o a i l
t h a t
li.at
p r o p e r
p e r s o n -
- a i d
i n t c r e s t y d
a j)|i)ie ;.ii
n
w i l l
i n
s a i d
e s t a t e
!■<» l|. a n l
a m
auu I. i t i i t e r ’ l i i i i c d a t t h e C o r . r t M o u s e i n D a l
a c t
a s
c o u n s e l f o r
K a t e ,
¡
t h e I ’ o u r t s o f t l i e District were empow. i - i s , o n T u e s d a y t h e ‘J d d a y o f J u n e , A
«IIPf, suiti :*iuntl\ ¡
o f s o l e m n i z i n g
t n a t r n
ISOS.
W. C. W H IT S O N ,
to protect ucgroi s all the wav
c r e i
ts. ( »ne !i irtily
a i l v e s p i
c o m m p p i l i e - t ' * e i n
f r o m t h e e r a d e t o t h e g o e s o l ' e t e r n i t y .
( 'no ii tn J.uf</e.
i
u h ! t i e ,,.11loti or snared,
1
i\ ' . " , w s w ' ' ; t
N
it a m a t t e r o f w o n d e r ’ h a t t h e w i f e
ur them to ti -c ;
\ V o n I d i ! n o t b e w e l l
o f
C h a r l e s
S u n n i e r
s h o u l d
r e f u s e t o
NutL'c of Filial Settlement.
, that “ form,
(o
i 11 g win* nL* it ¡S j
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s
t
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g
m i n d e d
j ,j,.sjrcd that porci
rc luting* to the 1
I n
t h e
m a t t e r
o f t h e e s t a t e
o f
inntier is b ft to ¡
r n g )
w h e n e v e r
t h e
t l u *
u n c l e a n
to
irritate
the
cuticle
! ’• C . ( ! i b s o n , d e - e a - e d .
C o u n t y
its u.-c wl ici ever !
; t h e m , a n d r o e m n m e m
tbii
ung who dares to stand 11; i l e i n a * t h e
C
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t
,
D
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,
C
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their advice is sought. No person can .
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sunlight 01 heaven and dee are hirnselt
take the vows therein contameli without
n
.
G e o r g « * G .
(I h - o n . A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f
' h until, .alter perpetrating the greatest
C a n ;
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1
, !
their V( G lit.
f e e l n
s a i d e s t a t e , h a v i n g
fill'd h i - a c c o u n t
h i
w r o n g t h a t c a n
b e
c o m m i t t e u
u p o n
a
| I i s cn to thè reading of thè sorvice. |
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j sani Court, ami pravi tur a fi imi se ttle-
i njivessftd with the sol. c o u f i d i n g w o r n a n . ___________
w i t h o u t
b e i n ;
! ment o f the flame, tlu re to ie , notice is
transaction con su ma ted
e n m i t y
o f t i n
h e
N a tio n "! Litrl/i \
K’ i v e n t o a l l p o i s o n s i n t e r e s t e d i n
W A R N I N <
t h e r e b y .
, qeurer. i n d i s c u s s i n g t h e “ f e a r f u l p r o g - !
e s t a , < :* t l ,4 ,t •
s:" ‘1 « I ' p ' i c u r i o i i w i l l h e
A m i w i l l
n o t
t h o s e
l o o k i n g t o t h i s
heard and deteimined at the Court
r o s s o f t h e m i l i t a r y
r u l e . ” a f t e r a s s e r t
i m p o r t a n t s t e p
a l l o w a
s u g g e s t i o n ? — -
lltdi-e in Dallas, on Tuesday the 2d
i n g t h a t D i e l m . a n g u a r t U a r e I n ' i n g e .!'
D o n o t a s k v o n r i n i n i i t e r f o r a
“ s h o r t
day
ol •June, A - D.. lSUS.
t : i b l : - i u ' l
a l l
a b o u t
W a s h i n g t o n ,
a n d
c e r e m o n y ”
1 o u r r e q u e s t v . i l p r o b . - i .
W .
C .
W M 1 T S O V ,
, t h a t t h e y w i l l
b e e v - n
•1 at the
b l y b e r e g a r d e d .
B u i
w h y h a v e
t h e
e * W
(hutn!if ,/ih/ ir-
G z o e u l i v c m a n - i n n a m i m a
In* «ìeuart
c e r e m o n y s h o r t ?
A
l o n g e r
o n e
w i l l
i incuts, so that at a sigimi »given 03
i.o m o r e
i m n r e s - i v e
a m i
s u : t u h ; e , a n d
: 8 t nton. a e"H/i d eint may be menni-
w o o l : w o o ! , : tv o o i . ü
t h e o r d e a l a f t e r a l l . n o t 1-8 m u c h
m o r e
p i i s h e d . a n .1 • i m
e x i s t i n g g o v e r n m e n t I
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1 f is to be ragrefctkd very much tir í
t r y i n g .
stariing a diAiilary worth èdU OH and i
» »v e r t i n o w n
« l o - e s
w i t h
t h e f i i i l o w i n g l F _ | 1 H U F . L L L X 1 ) \ ! , K M - I - ! - , L G O . . . . . . . . . . . . . I R H T i s
•
| >enator a (fini; ti was linaloe to nil tus
T w o q u e s t i o n s a n d a n a n n o u n c e m e n t ,
£
« e i its p .-r y . i t u n l , C-.r \ V « * i l | , i n
«•(»„.
tliaa laforiuing on >heui>«»ve* for rev I
n o t e o f w a r n i n g :
** l ’ Iris i s t h e p r i m * -
appointment to speak at Bafayctle on all short, are hurd!v a ioti • ' g c u d t o
l n i o n « l e . o t-ru.i ;.t tli«.i r W O O L H O U S E .
p a ’ « E j e c t t o
r e i ’u . s i n g t o
r e d u c e
t h e
enne vbtk*lnma, getting ÿ UM) Jri for
Saturday last.
This nble statesman your long anticipai on- or a s u i t a b l e i n . r e g u l a r a r m y
T i l e
e o i i s n i n i t n r s
s o c k
their pAiiië. No una but a rad. uuuhi
y o u
t r o d u e t i o n
t o
a «1 p ? i a r r t t n n e « ; i i s h i p w h i c h
(SCfc?DE3B Bni'dillg
true patriot aud talented speaker i s af
t o d i v e r t a t t e n t i o n f r o m t l i a t p o i n t B y a ;
.1
loath s h a l l » e v e r
bava dwvtsvd aa uica »»uhama. Siaap
s h a m z e a l f o r
r e t r e n c h m e n t , t h e
m e r e j
Ticted a ith rhuuiHtiiio so severely ns i f s b o n d s .
M itl be «June at the rr«lured j»ri«'e »»f EIG 1 IT
a b l y
n e v e r
^ « m
w i l l
p r<
in iuiqiiUy, tha.*e radical* are a rnouu
¡discussion o f which costs more to the edits ber Botin»!, vrbt-n iiu-is • or .»ii ia t'uriii.«lio«l.
f a r u»* t i i L a s r e n d e r h i m
u n a b l e t o g o j h e a r
a n y t h i n g m o r e s u i t a b l e
t h a n
t i n
1 , •« ; country than all their oronosed ecr*noniv. J
*‘ir‘^ * *.N vents, it lent <*i/,
invai of «nauta. Tbt* thr«a huudied
« b o u t W i t h o u t g r e a t p a i n
t«i h i m * e l f . —
j *’ f o r m ”
o f
t l i e
« I « ^ i - i « , ) • »»«-
u e Warn the
people
of these
wicked , de. i . . . ONE
p..u.,«I . of - «.. . t «ieM
l;ir.l f.,r vv-wy
dollar anaugoutaul aouid noi bava bv*n
a n d
w e i g h t y
w o r d s , i .
.
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« e a r e h i n g a p p e a l s
It i* to be hoped that Mr. N. will re
, , ,
,
,
i s i g n . so
t i n t
t h e y m a y
r o n r o n a r e d t o : E H » H I p .» u n « l s <*f W o o l . <>r ( J M ! i » o u u « l o l
a n d
h o l v
v o w s a n d s o l e m n
i n v o c a t i o - i s i .
7
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n
,
t
w
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■ et al work by anybody bui a radical.
. . . 011,1 r o t r > i L a | » m n d s .
oovar «p«e(lily aud resume l.is labors in p e a l . v o n r u n . i o n w i r - l i i t , i i n * p a r t . n e r o l , . d e f e . m . . t h e ; r r i f g i , h . t s A a . n d t o p 1 r e , s e r v e o u r
] « » i n s u r e j i » m d R O L L S t l i o W O O L m u s t I»«»
1 " ‘ d i l u t i o n s .
J h e t i m e n - a y b e
n o . r a t j w a , h e fl aI)1t ,-i.-;,m-.i.
b e lu lf o f the Democracy.
y o u r c h o i c e . — ( '/irishan A froen le.
h a n d w h e n it w i l l h e n e c e s s a r y t o p r o v e j
A ll *:i m l s ot M E R C H A N D I Z E k v p t e o n s U n t -
A n n u a l M k t i n u .— T b« CbrUtiaus
o f tht« county at« makmg; preparations
for ibeir uuuuul
utaaiiug.
See ataWe-
S ! O NI Fl <> A N T.— -
v e r s a l
l a n g u a g e .
S v i i i h o l s
W
a r e
t h e
o r d .1. s c h a n g o
o u r
u n i
t h e i r
io in. Mr. Moyer has in atore a main* signification or p a s s a w a y e n t i r e l y . —
this >
unith stock o f goo«!«, and if th?re are j B u t tha devices and insignia arc the
Coutributiou« are solicited.
m v who not think ha »ells cheap, l>t the last and most unerring o f the me-
m«iit of couiuiiUe« publialiad
paper.
S ü E ad v ert i « fui vu t of M. 31 vor, Sa.
in
H M k N n M i p n t
j e i t r i o t i s i n
h y
t o s h o w t o
t h e
s e r v e t o e n j o y
e a r n e s t
t e s t s ,
a n d
w o r l d
t h a t w e
y e t d e -
t h o s e l i b e r t i e s
w h i c h
a
n o w
a i m s
m i l i t a r y
c o n s p i r a c y
a n d
.— Ilnnner o f L ib erty .'’
mr/mzrmrsenm. w f a ■ wia w mi»
t o
s u b v e r t
d e s t r o y
I *.v ' , u ^ a , , ' t a ! ^ , c
!
Coinpiny’s Store,
IN E L L E N DAT,E, wtiicti w l l l>v soul nf tht
cheapest rates far UASII, W O OL ami P R O
D U CE.
There | “ ,,,, ‘* l,’l . 0G 1' n
A r'°"".V I"""
phlet life o f General Grunt, is before
B u n y a n a n d t h e Q i a k f . r — John
I» nothing oaa can think o f in his lino u». nominating him for Dresiuent, on j Bunyan. while in Bedford jail, was call-
d r u g s t o r e f o r t u e r i y o w n e d t h e
i i e a - r s .
which Mr. M. is unthlv to furnish.
the vignette title page nf which is a de- cd upon by- a Quaker desirous of muk
--------- - « •«
l l o l i b ,
i u v i t e s a t t u u t i o u
t o h i « u d v e r -
vice rcfiresenticg tin* Chn^titntion o f ing a convert of him. “ Friend John,
G gdd T e m p l a m »' E l e c t i o n .— A t a the U n iti l Stolen resti ng on n m illion ! I have eoim* to thee with a message
l i s o u i c u t i u t h i s p « j i e r .
M r .
S. h a s a
The originality o f the substitute for from the I^ord, and after having search
ra«;ul«r meeting o f
Dallas Lodge
c o m p l e t e stock ot d r u g s .
tk**
national arm is strikingly signiil ed for thee in all the prisons in England,
tha
following
officers
wara
j cant o f tb.c corresponding novelty o f I am glad that I have found thee at
R a d i c al P r e a c h e r s a i e m a k i n g n g o o d
elected ; J . J) Lee W . C. T ; Mrs. Lena
I those strangely perverted and ruinous last.”
t h i u g b y r e m a r r y i n g t r i g g e r s i u L o u i s
lenk.na,
. V 1 J . B . Riggs. W . Is .; Heutiments which to insure th«(ir bale*
‘ ‘ I f t h e L o r « l h a s s e n t y o u , ”
r e t u r n
iana. ' J h e y c h a r g e a t w o d o l l a r g r e e n Miss Pink Hughes, W . A . »^.; 0 . C. 0 . f u l i n f l u e n c e b v n o m i n a t i n g t h e p e r - o n j e d B u r v y a n . “ y o u n e v d n o t h a v e t a k e n
back for t h e j o b .
Morgan, W. F. S , Mrs. D. L. Teal W . i n w h o s e h o n o r , w i t h s u c h u n c o n s c i o u s | g o m u c h p a i n s t o f i n d m e o u t : f o r t h e
J .
\ S \
S
m
i t h
, h a v i n g
p u r c h a s e d
l»i»l.
R e MEMBF. b the
Demons O. G.; Miss S. Shr. ve, W . I. G ; S.
tration appointed for the dritli inst
A ! Book. \W G., II. J . Waller, L . D.; A .
big time will he had.
I
ttu .h e s. Editor.
D e m o c r a t i c
C I M K .E . ÌIO O R
t h e
T.; J . K . P. Lewis, W . M ; 0 . Teal, Mr.
b u t
m e l a n c h o l y
f i t n e s s ,
t h i s
s i n g u l a r
j L o r d
symbol has been contrived.— Intelligen yc:- a r
cer
T
T e l l y o u r
n e i g h b o r
t o t a k e
t h e S
i g
n
a l
,
e d
k n o w s
I
h a v e
b e e n
h a r e f o r t w e l v e
s .
h f
, w e s t
a l o n g
s i d e
f i n e l y .
r a i l r o a d
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
.
Hardware,
Cutlery
Clothing,
JfeuU ,
B O O T S $ SH OES,
And in fact everything in the line o f
S T A P L E and F A N C Y G OO D S
usually kept in a retail Store will he fonnd on
hands and for sale as CHEAP as the CHEAP
EST.
3 tf
W . €. B R O W N ,
DEALER
is b e i n g
p u s h *
Agl. E. Al. Cc.
O O T
D a lla s ,
O r e f o n .
as on hand and is constantly receiving
a well selected assortment of Goods
adapted to the Country Trade, consisting of
H
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Clothini? and Hardware,
BOOTS & SHOES,
C
r
Having
o
d
k e r
beoti
a n d
y
T
.
o b a c c o
engaged in
tho
busi
that I undt i>t»nd andean anticipato
the wants of o f my numerous Patrons
to the satisfaction o f all
friends are assured tl at I will
Continue to sell goods«» low as tho
lowest.
1*. S.
\Y
C. B R O W N .
Th »«e imUUivil to me will confer m
fa vu r hy eallic.g makiiig settlcu.ciit iinmedi-
« M y .
a t»
W .
.1 A. A l’PLEUATK.
C .
B ,
W. V. WHITSON.
Apple#: tc A. \V li.Don,
A l t rules at Law.
D A L L A S.
7
.-
;
OREGON.
Office— In the Court JI<n<e.
1'lie Veritable *• l*n^roin.”
I .I. ( ' 1,1 M í A N, having an I tu bla,
ami Gu: fuir tumo of Dallas at heart,
••■ III.- wo. ks Mii.-c gonornasly sU-|i|*c«l betwixt
In- city alni ini ponding «lise* mtilure. purvh*»ctl
i •• grocery " nini cli.i-cò v up.
If anything )• Jcsirol Imwever. in the lino
if Oyslcrs, r-urdinvs, «le.. f< r iiit-dit-ul purp"M«
lie proprietor u.i, lit he indue, J toujautbu
ticbnog i-. e¡is'.i hany.
l i t Ii L A N f i o ' i ' I i h ,
f i • » • ii M l L l ^ O R E C O Y *
I *îaÉ
j)!g J A El E S D E M P S E Y ,
I*
uo r 1 : 1 k r o 1 :.
! TJ Y ‘e s
iii»ii-»o ¡.« »vH
si-iiurt‘<l «nel ilio p rop ri
y » tor spares i»»> i-ff-ns to tuukv iti« ¿aceti
S 'C C I f UiiJtrii tu«iJiJ
ttl iio u i J«
AT DOUD’S
IIA X T K R ’S CJANCi F l.O W
ANI ) S E E D - S O W E U .
El.’u k (iiaii;r Plow«
E X C E LSIO R GANG P LO W ,
V
/so on baiai » full assorlmciit of
M 1
MOLINE STUBBLE PT-OWS.
.
CAST CAST STEEL PLOW S,
Ami II <st«ui Clipper PI»\ vm ,
Wbifli wv «»ff.-r al a .-/i-lil H«h:inre on
H\ N F H A S C W C O P ltlC E S .
tr.
M A \ <l(H»l>FS X ii\S
5
bnvrj««-l r»oi iv»-»l und n<>F op«*n«A • uf»
mi«J «r«wli »t.»«-k ol Fpriug au.t Sunon«*r
liiiODS all
Grades,
Kiud.«.
S t y b s .
and Yarh'rios.
B'vll mtiiptcd to tliis trailo lw»0i n* t® prie«-
ami qnatiry. T>> tb»>s«* «trsiiiRjj t<* purvh«** w
Spriiiff Mipply, I « tì II invile yuw
**
I am (let«rmiue<l t«> :i<la|*l >be prires to suit IR«
prvsent H.viib Tur.'«. «n»l 1 »w J‘oU befar%
purehiisin^ lavai/ ut tl.o
O Sal» B I 1 K K C O R N E R .
Ami • ximinv f»»r yanrselves,
PRIN l\- ¡.t
rei»Ir per yar*!.
_
t>«».»-t .»-- ilii v fonr-taurtbs BROM N CABOTA
A SII El-.TING IH centi*
COFFEE t>y thè rack 2-1 conti per ponndfc
remi/ 2à «•oiit-1, an<t «1/ »»tiicr thinjss ili pr«»p«»r-
tijii. Uomo tool examino si"l
-«•?•».
J . m C. B E L I,.
PIIYSfGlAN & SUlKiEON.
Manufacturer ft Dealer
I K D E P F J D I A 'C E - -
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.— I X -..
• OBIGON«
B or Sule at a Bargain
I
ROOTS A SHOP.«,
Coinm«T«M:il st.. next iloor to
Barman Bras. Salvili.
LuJivs' un«l Uhildrvu's wear
ÌPrlt-All work o f tny
munii facturo w a rra n ted .
G EN ERAL M ERCH
A N D IS E ,
J . JE DAVIDSO.H, IR- D ,
JAM ES GARDEN,
T
IN
B 1
tv. Oregon, fata te o f Wesley W.
iiViicli, deceased.
w i t h e r i n g s a r c a s m ,
it
w m - x
w i l l I k - s e n t
n , l ~ . ‘ i n .'
n
I
H. L E W I S
t
S prepared to exhibit an excellent and
carefully selected atouk of
My
|
Wckm-.s. Nervus a.m
, 1 , 1 i \ sii - iii Debility consequent cm this affcctiou.
| , ilt^
... . . tii,ca,»s ot tb« .v-xnal Or^H. s.-
h ’ a t e s .
c o u l d
J.
ness for Tifiteli Years, I Hatter m y self
B U I L D I N G .
'- L O I I U
i s h e d a n in.
n t p a iiip h lu t« e u n x M i v i u ^ h U
n u n
v ie w ?
e x p e r i r n t e s i l l r e l a t i o n t o i i i i | » > t e i n ».• < - i
i t y : l i v i n g n t * h o r t i ’ r v H oist*
ii
tin s;»(*iiii,ifur
H a d .
n
a p p l i e d t o t h e . e
,
a r i l
t h e
d i s c u s s i
. ... .
. . . .
d fill t h e c r a c k o t d o o
,
. . .
,
..
t h o ' S e m i t e
O F F I C E
»permatorrlifu.
K I ’ Y 1 m s j u s t p u l . l
,.f „ l.i., m
e
P O S T
B .
F i n e w a t c h e s r e p a i a c d w i t h t h e g r e a t
c u r e ,
tf.
T > r
; p o r t a
; a m i
! V i r i l
1 had not Hoscoe ( onkling got the tlom
a n d
T H E
T II K S H O P
G o o d s— C heap
GOODS.
c h a n g e
majority of all the people o f the county, j the occasion will make their impression brow alike to the pitiless eh incuts, to
Wc ask no favors at the hands o f our «*n the principal transaction.
In addi. the pestilential air o f an hospital or the
,
_ ,, i
, .
.1
ti n to mis. most young persons witness i steady dew-damn of ;i dungeon. And
j t i c marriage i t untiy otoers h< lore i her own time comes, she meets rhe inon
c »ntrary aie aloe to dictate leim sany- ; • |,«.*v take theimjioiTaot step themselves; ster death wjjfh a smile ot resignation,
thing hut degrading to our cause. \\ e
their view.-
t.ie relation will ue i (¡o i e t l v y i e i u i i i
up her sweet spirit t o
1
spit upon the pretensions o f those tvlio gi\ at!y ¡»fleeted by what they w tues- at bèi G o d , w i t h o u t a m u r m u r o r a s i g h .
f a si irit « f 1 ‘vity rilevai
9 Sß*jser. iwirj*
u d ì t i m o -
•ought atone time to linn.Ua and pros
i I m ’V will lodi, upon marr.ago ns a
K a t i e
D u s T I E , a n e g r e a « e m p l o y e d
trate us. W e hurl defilino in the face* child s piaV. il a s¡>ii-.t ot gvavi'y ami
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a
t
e
,
w a s
of the minions o f temporary power.— solemnity, the lotMtinn will !n
•
.i
• i e j e c t e d tr« m t l i e < Iirs o n t h e A l e x a n d r i a
W c accept no truce at their hands. will» corresponding importance in their It lilroud a lew days ago for refusing to
J -
~ r
mindx.
We once heard a judicial i • - - » - • .»
,
,
Not haring compromised our manhood
csr «et apart for colored pen.
officer boast, that he had just hniiiis- , i rido
. . . .
; t
p t e .
M i o came w e e p i n g t o t Ite b a r
o t
during the days oc’rcast with gloom, j ternl
0!Hj,.Nvhil <■ sitting on Ins
horse,
i- * " : t h e S e n a t e a n d t o l d i n s o b b i n g a c c e n t s
we do not propose to make» atruce now. in a public Trgid. t»t a man s t a u u l l i g ¡ »
«
,
*■
tue narrowing ta e.
across
a
fence
troni
him,
in
an
open
A vanguished enemy is at our feet.—
T h o t e n d e r j o i n t e d
b ’ u m n e r
l e a p e d
field.
No one will say that such cir.
i.et us not tremp him, but show a
i to his feet and clasriealb discanted o:i
enmstanee were cairn a tei to enhance I I
]
-
' ,
I I
•
h
the uammng wrong and treasonable
f j r b e a r i n g
a n d
f o r g i v i n g
s p i r i t — o n l ;
,
P i i
i
L
the sanctity o f an oath. v ,o moro will
-, . f
-
, ,
,. coiHluct nl the luckless connue or wuo
g h o u l s
d e f i l e
t h o
r o b e s
a n d
o u t r a g e
one or two orietiiuestioii.s, coinned with . . .
,
.
.
. , .
(• i I liad
!»•»«• dared
'tit I CM to
I;» escort
ur'U I l the
l III: lUHTf
,
,
.
!
,
i I , » , .
i-
lovely being
for
.. . .
...
. ,
J . ,
the declaration that the candidates;
.......
..... .
t h o i n s r i n e t s o f c o m m e n d a b l e m a n h o o d .
-e
! troni A Ine .> pulniine heights
out o tue
4 ■ wild
/>in
r
w n o ,
e ,» n 1
;
W e s e n k n o t
r e d r e s s a f t e r t h e m a n n e r ! m a ., r r i a n e , a r , c h u s h u n d
a m
| •
j vv. 1111 l a d i e s p a s s e n g e r e a r .
l i e
w a «
/’■ <;• Jirpw'ti tut ■ r«w.
F . >\ A Y Mill»:.
IP A S. TOWNSEND,
R. J. Gil AN r.
For
a n d
b e i n g .
f lu *
•I tii elSTHICT.
For
ite Senator.
it. F. BURCH.
N ew
DRUG STO R E.
W h a t can not woman do ? Behold
Main Street Dallas, Oregon.
3i0o.se notions respecting the sartetity
her
works
o
f
charity
and
behevolence
J
J
a
v
i
n
g
purchased
the
1 of the marriage contract have come to
be so common as to call
loud- scattered abroad over till the earth’s
OLD XT A.YD
j |y for reform. This relation underlies wide circumference. She can do any
j all social purity and order. I f it cannot thing she pleases, provided she has her Formerly belonging to W- S, Rol>b, and wishing
b(> proparly guarded, well ordered socie own w ay; she can set the whole world
TO LIVK AND LBT LIVK.
tv cannot exist. A m ong other cmi-e* by the ears, and the men at their wit’s I will soil at low rates for CASH, evcjything
in my line suoh as: DRUGS, PATENT MED •
quencesof the lax notions referred to, ends. A nd what has she not done ?— ICINES, and all kinds of PURE LIQUORS'
reparations of husband and wife, and Ask the venerable shades o f Wesley and put up expressly for MEDICINAL USE.
applications for divorce, are so common Washington, and most o f the worthies
A L L K IN D S O F P E R F U M E R Y .
us t> excite no more than a passing o f ancient and modern history, and
remark. Many suppose this state ol they will answer by pointing to the Also
society to he peculiar to this coast, hut homes o f childhood.
Soda.
Pillow her on a bed o f roses, cherish
newspaper notices and records of judi-
Cream Tartar,
(.iu| proceedings show that it exists to a her as you would a favorite plant, and
Saleratus,
| f„r greater extent in the Eastern States, she becomes vain, and proud, and way-
Sago,
than formerly. Various causes con trib .! ward— a thing of impulses and fancies;
Bird Seed.
uting to this result have been assigned. I her wing is the gossamer, her songs are
Faints,
i propose to c a l l 1 especial attention to like the mocking birds , her step that
Oils,
i 0|je (.0nimoiily overlooked, viz. a brief, j of a fairy, her love as changeable as the i
Varnishes,
loosely worded, and unimpressive m a i . ! moon, and her heart a trijler— the fra- j B r u s h e s ,
riage service.
W e frequently hear the J grance of a rose distresses her, a zepher’s j
a n d D o m e s t ic DyeS-
‘•* »iark
,hc y u n g . contemplating | kiss annoys her she poufs at a word or '
WASHING POWDERS,
i this relation, do not realize the import, look, and is ready to faint it the sun, or
jmcc o f thft Mcp they are „bout to take, the dew, or the rain, or the wi id but
j
¡s hardly to be wondered at if they * touch her check or dally with her tresses, And every riling else that is Kept in a FIRST
CLASS DRUG STORE.
B u t l e t s i c k n e s s v i s i t h e r h o m e
a n d
have wituessed the solemnization of
IE, Dl'Ilg'g'ENt.
! marriage when, as is fre ,neatly the l a y i t s h e a v y i m p r e s s u p o n t h o s e s h e
of enlightened humanity. A ll is chang
ed, now. The Democracy, in the maj.
0 . CCRI j .
Fur Prosecutin Attorney—
W OM AN.
SE R V IC E .
own
Repairing X^atly »tono.
a
S II O E S
y »twelling »««l l»it pleasuutly la<‘atc«L in
KOLA. I will nlso «lis|H»se of uiy DRY
M
- ItOl'SK situatod
tiic preur.scs as «Iso. für-,
oii
i nuevs, Kettlei. Cidvr mill und prvss.
A rare «pp«*rinnity ir affvrvd t»»r s<>me one t«v
vn*r«^e in tho »Irving LuHnens—havo meilitieu
lnr dryiUg FIF'l'Y BUSllKLS every 2 t bour«%
Cull and exuuiinutUis propurty.
.
J. n DOTY.
I Kola, Apr. 27 , !**»>.